Remote monitoring with touchscreen
Telemetrix View: touchscreen pump panel with monitoring
Telemetrix plus a 10.2 inch touchscreen. Takes float switches or any 4-20mA level head with no changes to the panel.
Floats or 4-20mA
Automatic detection. No panel changes.
10.2 inch touchscreen
Level, status and alarms on the door.
Next-day availability
Stock units ship next working day, subject to availability.
Alerts included
Email alerts free, texts 10p each. Dashboard optional from £6 a month.
Telemetrix View is the Telemetrix panel with a 10.2 inch touchscreen in the door. Connect float switches or a 4-20mA head such as a Vega radar or hydrostatic sensor and the panel detects which is fitted. The screen shows level, pump status and alarms; the cloud side sends alerts and, with the Dashboard, logs the level over time.
Floats or sensor, same panel
Specifiers often do not know at order stage whether the site will use floats or a level head. Telemetrix View removes the question. Wire whichever is fitted; the panel detects it and the set points are entered on the screen.
What the screen replaces
Lamps, the mute button and a set of indicators become one touchscreen. Fault history and level are visible on the door without a laptop. Hand/off/auto and overload reset stay as physical controls.
Live level history
With the Dashboard, a 4-20mA head gives an exact level trace over time, showing every point the station hit start, stop, assist and high level. That is the data you need to size pumps properly and spot a blocked inlet before anyone rings.
How an alert reaches you
No subscription for the alerts themselves. The panel, the built-in router and the connection to our cloud are in the price.
At the station
The panel watches for
- Pump 1 trip
- Pump 2 trip
- High level alarm
- Panel offline, including power failure
How it connects
Whichever the site has
- Site WiFi — free
- Ethernet to site broadband — free
- 4G SIM in the built-in router — £6 a month, for a station with no network
Who hears about it
As it happens
- Email — free, to as many people as you like
- Text — 10p a message, for whoever needs waking up
- Dashboard — optional, from £6 + VAT a month
How the level is sensed
The panel takes a 4-20mA signal from a radar head or a hydrostatic sensor, or switch inputs from floats. Here is what each one does, and why we usually suggest hydrostatic.
Float switches
The traditional way. Cheap and simple, and the source of most call-outs.
- A float on a cable tilts as the level passes it. Each float is one switch point: stop, start, assist, high level.
- You get on and off, not a level. Nobody can tell you how full the chamber is.
- Fat, rags and wipes wrap round the floats and cables; in a narrow chamber they tangle with each other and the pumps.
Best for: Clean water, wide chambers, someone on site regularly.
Radar head
Non-contact. Looks down at the surface from above.
- Mounted above the liquid, it times an echo off the surface and gives a continuous level.
- Nothing in the liquid to foul, and no moving parts.
- It needs a clear cone of view to the surface. Narrow pits, ladders, pipework and foam get in the way, so it is not the answer for every chamber.
Best for: Wide, open chambers and tanks.
Hydrostatic sensor
Sits on the floor of the pit and measures the weight of liquid above it. Our usual recommendation.
- A sealed pressure sensor about the size of a torch, lowered to the bottom of the pit on its cable. The deeper the liquid, the higher the pressure, so it reads the level directly and continuously.
- Accurate in shallow and deep pits alike: choose a 4 m sensor for a shallow chamber or a 10 m one for a deep shaft, and it reads to within about half a percent of that range.
- Not affected by chamber width, ladders, foam, turbulence or fat on the surface. No moving parts, nothing to jam or tangle, so failures are rare.
- Lifted out on its cable to rinse when the pumps are serviced. Nobody goes into the chamber.
Best for: Almost any wet well, and especially narrow or fatty ones.
| Floats | Radar | Hydrostatic | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading | On/off switch points | Continuous level | Continuous level |
| Narrow pit | Floats tangle | Usually no clear view | Fine |
| Shallow pit | Little room for four floats | Dead zone near the sensor | Fine, short-range sensor |
| Deep pit | Long cables to tangle | Fine | Fine, longer-range sensor |
| Fat, rags, wipes | Fouls and jams | Unaffected | Rarely affected |
| Foam or turbulence | Unaffected | Can confuse the echo | Unaffected |
| Moving parts | Yes | None | None |
| Upkeep | Untangle or replace floats | Keep the face clear | Rinse when servicing |
| With a View panel | Included, up to 4 | £1,883 + VAT | £1,041 + VAT |
Whichever sensor you choose, a high level float wired as an independent backup alarm is good practice and costs very little. More on choosing between them in radar vs hydrostatic vs float switches.
Specification
| Pumps | 2 |
|---|---|
| Starting | Direct-on-line up to 18A; star/delta up to 41A |
| Supply | 230V 1ph, 400V 3ph, or 400V 3ph + N; no changes required |
| Level input | Float switches or 4-20mA head, automatically detected |
| Display | 10.2" touchscreen HMI |
| Connectivity | 4G SIM, Ethernet, WiFi |
| Notifications | Pump trip, high level and connection loss by email (free) and SMS (10p per text) |
| Control circuit | 24V DC |
| Enclosure | Powder-coated mild steel |
| Protection | IP55 (IP66 optional) |
| Dimensions | Enclosure 500 x 400 x 200mm, plus door items |
| Outputs | Volt-free pump running, pump fault and high level; 24V DC for two beacons |
| Warranty | 12 months |
Product codes: TX2##S-Y (DOL), TD2##S-Y (star/delta). Full code tables are on the pump panels page.
Every panel ships with its wiring diagram, a test certificate and a 12-month warranty.
Price and lead time
£2,798 + VAT for dual pump DOL (up to 18A) and £5,300 + VAT for star/delta (up to 41A). Add a Vega head at £1,883 or a hydrostatic sensor at £1,041 + VAT.
List price. Trade and volume discounts available.
Next working day for stock units, subject to availability; otherwise 10 to 20 working days.
| Starting method | FLC per pump | Telemetrix (floats) | Telemetrix View (4-20mA and floats) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct-on-line | up to 18A | £1,798 | £2,798 |
| Star/delta | up to 41A | £4,300 | £5,300 |
Dual pump panels include
- • Suits single phase or three phase, no panel modifications required
- • Steel enclosure
- • Isolator, MCBs, contactors, overloads and control circuit including duty changeover
- • Telemetrix View: 10.2" HMI touchscreen showing lamps and mute button
- • Telemetrix: hand/off/auto switches and lamps for run, trip, high level and power on
- • 24V DC output for high level beacon
- • Volt-free contacts
- • WAGO screwless terminals
All prices shown are list prices. Trade, account and volume discounts are available: ask when you request a quote. Prices exclude VAT and delivery. Issued 1 May 2026. Specifications are provisional pending sign-off of a wiring layout. Errors and omissions excepted.
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Jobs we have done with this range
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Pump service contractor, West Sussex
Three Telemetrix panels for West Sussex County Council's landfill pumping stations
The contractor look after the pumping infrastructure at West Sussex County Council's landfill sites under a long-term asset management contract. They fitted three wastewater high-level Telemetrix panels so the council gets live status and alerts, and maintenance can be preventative rather than reactive.
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Pump specialist, Oxfordshire
A star/delta Telemetrix panel, turned round quickly for an Oxford campus
A pumping station on a university campus in Oxford needed its control panel replaced, along with the pump and the float switches. The pump specialist specified a bespoke star/delta Telemetrix panel with remote monitoring, and the whole job, panel, floats and a new 6kW Sulzer pump, was done in a morning.
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Pumping station specialist, South East
Telemetrix as standard across a pump service contractor's stations
The contractor refurbishes and maintains pumping stations across the South East, and now fit Telemetrix as a matter of course: three side by side at one site, four in a single week at others, six and counting. They install them and then monitor them for their clients.
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